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The sites described on this page are primarily concerned with obstetrics and gynecology. You may find additional online CME sites and courses with obstetrics and gynecology content at the main online CME site. |
Alexander Foundation for Women's Health
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You will find 3 lectures currently offering CME credit: Testosterone and libido in surgically and naturally menopausal (2.5 hours); Transdermal Delivery of Hormones: The Benefits of Non-Oral Estrogen Delivery and the Role of Testosterone Therapy for Women (1 hour); and The Role of Estrogen in Female Sexual Dysfunction (2 hours). Clicking on the "download" link next to the name of the program initiates the downloading of a CME player; this places an "Alexander" icon on your desktop. Click that icon to view the lectures. You can also listen to the lectures on your iPod. |
American Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology (ASCCP) Online CME Program
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Eight lectures on HPV and Cervical Cancer Prevention. Each lecture contains cytologic, colposcopic, and histologic images, as well as scrolling text and audio.
Lecture titles include: The Natural History and Epidemiology of HPV; |
ARHP Association of Reproductive Health Professionals) Online CME |
A single text-only monograph, Women’s Sexual Health in Midlife and Beyond, is available. A set of archived webcasts is promised but not available on 7/17/06. |
Baylor
Women's Health |
19 sets of lectures or pdfs on contraception, cardiovascular disease, hormone replacement, breast cancer, HPV, bacterial vaginosis, osteoporosis and ethics. |
California
STD/HIV Prevention Training Center
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The Chlamydia Course for California Providers
is for clinicians who care for women of reproductive age.
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CDC Self-Study
STD Modules for Clinicians |
Seven disease-based interactive modules: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV), Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), Pelvic inflammatory Disease (PID), Syphilis and Vaginitis. |
Cervical Health Online
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Four courses: The Clinical Reality of Cervical Screening; Cervical Pathology Case Studies (four cases, Case-Based Interactive), Evaluating the Significance of Atypical Glandular Cells, and Impact of a New Screening Technology for Detection of Cervical Cancer Precursors (slide-only). |
Contemporary
OB-Gyn |
Activities are called "tests," and contain both content and questions. Recent titles include: Encouraging more patients to choose an IUD; Protecting the perineum during operative vaginal delivery; HPV: Answering your worried patients' questions; Contraceptive options for your obese patients; and Ob/gyn complications of celiac disease. |
ForumHealthcare4Women.com | A set of articles dealing with various aspects of women's health: osteoporosis, hormone replacement, contraception, PMS, etc. |
Institute for Advanced Medical Education | 36 courses in medical imaging. The majority of offerings are in obstetrical ultrasound. Some nice pictures of black-and-white and color Doppler images. |
Medscape
Ob/Gyn & Women's Health
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CME activities of special interest to obstetricians and
gynecologists. Medscape contains a variety of educational formats:
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National Osteoporosis Foundation Continuing Medical Education
Opportunities | Seven courses on various aspects of osteoporosis. Courses include: Clinical Uses of Ultrasound; Over-the-Counter Products & Osteoporosis; The Many Faces of Secondary Osteoporosis; Parathyroid Hormone: Anabolic Therapy for Osteoporosis; Rehabilitation of Patients with Osteoporosis Related Fractures; Treating Osteoporosis After the WHI; and Diagnostic Dilemmas in the Use of BMD Testing. You will also find 8 sets of very nicely presented slide-audio lectures from the 6th International Symposium on Osteoporosis. Each set offers 2.5 credit-hours. Use Internet Explorer and webEx to view and hear these lectures |
NNPTC Online Case Series
(National Network of STD/HIV Prevention Training Centers) | The series includes case presentations of common STD-related syndromes. The guided interactive process helps you to evaluate each case, arrive at a diagnosis and provide recommended treatment. There are four cases: Lydia, a 15-year-old recently incarcerated young woman complaining of vaginal discharge; Melissa, a 20-year-old college student presenting for evaluation of some painless "growths" on her genitals; Brian, a 30-year-old man presenting with a 2-3 day history of urethral discharge and moderate-severe dysuria; and Sam, a 31-year-old man complaining of a painful blister on his penis. |
OBG
Management CME Center Supplements | Two slide-video webcasts and about 12 monographs in various OB-GYN topics. Some recent titles are: When is Postmenopausal Hormone Therapy Indicated Now?; Controversies in HPV Vaccination; Anemia - Diagnosis and Treatment Options for Women; Enhancing the Management of Postmenopausal Vasomotor Symptoms: A Case-based Approach; Nutritional Requirements and Fetal Development: Recommendations for Best Outcomes; and Intrauterine contraception and noncontraceptive benefits. |
Pediatrix University (formerly
Natal U)
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You will find three areas presenting new CME on a monthly basis: Grand Rounds Amphitheater contains evidence-based topic presentations and discussions. The Radiology Wing and Pathology Gallery presents a new picture or X-ray. The Ultrasound Wing features case presentations with ultrasound images. Instruction is via a brief text or graphics case followed by online discussion among the users and then a brief multiple choice test. |
TheAnswerPage |
TheAnswerPage.com offers 0.25 hours of CME credit for study of the Question of the Day. You may study that question "today," or view an archive of questions. There are no quizzes; credit is applied to your account automatically as you go through the questions and answers, which are authored by faculty from Harvard and other medical schools. There are separate sections for Anesthesiology, Pain Management, Hospital & Critical Care, Obstetrics & Gynecology And Newborn Medicine. TheAnswerPage has recently added a handheld-based CME program, included in the same annual fee, which allows you to receive CME credit for study directly on handheld machines. |